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Page 97
... Soviet satellites , theoretically at least , had a choice between the Soviet Union . and the West . The switch to the Soviet Union and consequent restriction of East - West trade forced upon the satellites was made on the theory that it ...
... Soviet satellites , theoretically at least , had a choice between the Soviet Union . and the West . The switch to the Soviet Union and consequent restriction of East - West trade forced upon the satellites was made on the theory that it ...
Page 99
... Soviet Union assumed the role of Germany ; the economic preponderance of Germany in Eastern European trade was supplanted by Soviet economic preponderance , not only because the Red Army was in physical control of Eastern Europe , but ...
... Soviet Union assumed the role of Germany ; the economic preponderance of Germany in Eastern European trade was supplanted by Soviet economic preponderance , not only because the Red Army was in physical control of Eastern Europe , but ...
Page 104
While the trade between the satellites and the Soviet Union was grow- ing , the share of capitalist countries in Eastern European imports and ex- ports continued to diminish . It dropped from 88 per cent in 1937 to 35 per cent in 1951 ...
While the trade between the satellites and the Soviet Union was grow- ing , the share of capitalist countries in Eastern European imports and ex- ports continued to diminish . It dropped from 88 per cent in 1937 to 35 per cent in 1951 ...
Contents
FOREWORD | 3 |
A NATION STRUGGLES FOR HER CULTURE | 23 |
THE PRINCIPLES OF THE BUDGETARY SYSTEM | 30 |
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